Gaining

Losing weight to gain weight?

Hey y'all, I need some advice. My weight has been fairly stagnant for a while, which I know is normal but I still find it annoying. I've been eating over 3,000 calories a day (sometimes more, sometimes I have to hype myself up just to be able to eat that many) and the weight is just not sticking. I have heard of people losing weight only to immediately put even more back on when they go back to eating a lot. Would it be worth it for me to lose say 15-20 lbs in order to gain more back, or do I just need to simply power through this and keep eating more?

I'm also 20 and fairly muscular so my metabolism is still annoyingly fast
1 month

Losing weight to gain weight?

Losing to gain is actually a good plan. It should also help to slow down your metabolism.
1 month

Losing weight to gain weight?

Bigdoug:
Losing to gain is actually a good plan. It should also help to slow down your metabolism.

That would definitely be a nice bonus, my metabolism has been overworking itself recently and it drives me mad
1 month

Losing weight to gain weight?

My wife recently lost weight I believe on some diet drug. She dropped around 15 pounds I would guess. Which at her height of 5’ 3” really shows up as quite a loss in my eyes.

I am really hoping she gains it back pretty quickly with this thought process on this link.

Does anyone know typical time frame the weight can creep back up eating normally again?
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Losing weight to gain weight?

Voluptuouslover:
My wife recently lost weight I believe on some diet drug. She dropped around 15 pounds I would guess. Which at her height of 5’ 3” really shows up as quite a loss in my eyes.

I am really hoping she gains it back pretty quickly with this thought process on this link.

Does anyone know typical time frame the weight can creep back up eating normally again?


Hey man. Support your wife's choices. If she wants to lose weight, then be a man and stop waiting for her to regain it.

Love your wife in all her forms. Love her no matter what she weighs. Waiting for her to regain is not loving her. That is you being selfish and putting your wants over her bodily autonomy.

Be a better husband.
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Losing weight to gain weight?

Voluptuouslover:
My wife recently lost weight I believe on some diet drug. She dropped around 15 pounds I would guess. Which at her height of 5’ 3” really shows up as quite a loss in my eyes.

I am really hoping she gains it back pretty quickly with this thought process on this link.

Does anyone know typical time frame the weight can creep back up eating normally again?


No that is just horrible, if she's taking medicine to lose weight she's clearly not happy with it, you need to support her in losing the weight, and if you can't do that I'm going to blunt here you need to separate, if you can't respect someone and their only eye candy to you, then there is no reason to be in the relationship
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Losing weight to gain weight?

Voluptuouslover:
My wife recently lost weight I believe on some diet drug. She dropped around 15 pounds I would guess. Which at her height of 5’ 3” really shows up as quite a loss in my eyes.

I am really hoping she gains it back pretty quickly with this thought process on this link.

Does anyone know typical time frame the weight can creep back up eating normally again?


Hey I can understand where you’re coming from especially since I don’t always like it when there’s a bigger girl that I find attractive has to lose weight either. But at the same time it’s their body and decision, that’s something that you’ll need to accept this (it’s even true when it comes to a place of their wellbeing).

Because of the superficial reasons for enjoying all the eye candy of someone’s body weight and ONLY that, I’ve been rejected a dumped a lot in my dating life because of this.

Unless of course you could have a conversation with your wife and perhaps discuss a possible middle ground… If you truly love her than you should love her no matter her size is, because it’s gonna be subjective to change all the time in life.
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